A voice from the chorus

Abram Tertz

Original title: Golos iz khora

first published 1974 Zsolnay, 1974 366 pages

"Andrei Sinyavsky, who writes under the pseudonym of Abram Tertz, has been called by Saul Bellow "one of the most intelligent, most original, and most brilliant of contemporary writers." A noted Russian dissident, he was incarcerated from 1966 to 1971 in Soviet forced labor camps for allowing some of his most satirical writings to be smuggled out of Russia and published in the West. This extraordinary literary work i...

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A voice from the chorus edition · 1995 · Yale University Press · 328 pages
A voice from the chorus edition · 1976 · Collins · 328 pages
Eine Stimme im Chor edition · 1974 · Zsolnay · 366 pages

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